Went to see PRIDE & PREJUDICE* (*sort of) on Saturday, June…read more15th. It was delightful. The actors were so versatile, playing several roles each, even switching genders with limited costume changes. I was very impressed. The venue itself is quite intimate. You really can't get a bad seat. However, as is often the case in small theatres, there was a rush for the small toilets at the intermission. I doubt that everyone made it through the lines. The bar area was nice but small. It appeared that some people made arrangements to have drinks waiting for them at the tables during intermission but there was no signage saying this was an option. Still I would recommend visiting if you get a chance.

I really LOVE this theater, as it is old with a tone of history, however it also has the elegant…read moreand majestic feeling to it when looking from the outside and the inside. One needs to take some time to look UP when inside each of the areas, you will see things you did not expect to see, a very pleasant addition to your experience here. The acoustics are not as good as the new modern theaters, but certainly they are nothing to complain about, but there is a noticeable difference.

The Performeum in Vienna is a spacious and cool new visual and performing arts venue in Favoriten…read more It's only a short walk from the Hauptbahnhof so it is well-served by public transit. The Performeum is found in an old factory building that is almost like a campus as there are a lot of people just hanging outside on the grassy areas near the main entrance. During the Wiener Festwochen (Vienna Festival) it has several exhibitions and performances going on. Some are ticketed and some are free but all are unique. Of course you can purchase food and drinks here as well. Check out this cool new center for the arts!

Dreamy, incredible and full of awe!…read more This gorgeous opera house is everything. We came here for Simon Boccanegra by Giuseppe Verdi. Disclaimer: I'm not heavy into opera or know a whole lot about them. However, this place was a WOW moment. Being in Vienna, the most incredible, historical, full of life, music and character, city in the world - a visit to the Opera House was needed. We are so glad we did! They have all kind of seat selections, balcony, floor and even standing for a more budget friendly approach. Our little balcony section was awesome though it had a heavily blocked view we were able to hear everything so clearly plus we had the little screens where you can follow along with the vocals. It was an unforgettable experience and so worth it if you're in Vienna visiting. You can also book tours and learn all about the history of the opera house which I think would be fascinating to learn.

If you're in Vienna, you definitely have to visit the State Opera House! I've been to opera houses…read morein the U.S., but most of them are relatively new compared to this one. The level of detail here is incredible - every corner feels like a work of art, from the ornate ceilings to the grand staircases. The performance was equally stunning. The orchestra and opera singers were on another level - so powerful and moving that even though I'm not usually into classical music, I loved every minute of it. This was truly an unforgettable experience and one of those bucket-list items you absolutely have to check off when visiting Vienna.

Theater Spielraum is a nice and comfortable place. It has somehow a family like ambience, you…read morerelaly feel at home or as a guest with good old friends. The actors are brilliant, I enjoyed the play "Thomas Mann - der Zauberberg" very much and I also have seen some time ago the play of "Borchert - Draußen vor der Tür". The play of Borcherts Draußen vor der Tür was an play rehearsed by a play group of disabled people. Theater Spielraum supports such groups as far as I know very often, which makes it even more nice to go there and support them as well - they definitely deserve it, they are great actors and you see how much fun and passion they have for theater playing. Overall the theater is quiet small, but it makes it even more comfortable to sit there in a group of people and watch the actors doing their job almost for you alone. They are very close to you and you can also see them running around before and after the show, sometimes in the break as well. They take the same exit as you do and you feel like part of the game, not only a spectator. There is a small bar when you enter, where they serve you snacks and drinks. The service there is also very nice.

They were incredibly rude and refused to let us move from the back of the theater to the middle…read moreeven though the show was more than half empty and all tickets cost the same price. As a result our child could not see anything. And we spent $25 on a cab ride to get there. Sad.

amazing performance. Went and saw the magic flute. I really enjoy the show. They also did a demo…read morebefore hand to show us how the puppet works and after the show invited everyone to go back stage. really informative (except it's all done in German)! definitely worth going.

Honestly very disappointed from the guided tour, not worth the 20 euros, more than $20! My mom who…read moreis 84 and half handicapped could not use the elevator,"it s only for the evening function". Unbelievable! She decided to leave the tour and go downstairs as she could not climb more stairs, and they pushed her to keep going up! She did not, I complaint and they just did not seem to care. Nice!

Tanzimpulse im Wien…read more Great place to go last night .... some boogie'ing and Luther Vandross tracks. Very intimate and Rum n Coke @ 7.80euro so watch out! A cool night and early morning. Only open until 16th August tho.